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Sorry if I was unclear. I am talking about two separate things: a commercial service and a nonprofit who would provide subscriptions to the service. As I said, I want to subscribe. However, nonprofits pretty regularly provide services to limited groups of people. Veteran's groups focus on veterans. Women's shelters focus on women. The Alliance of Transylvanian Saxons focuses on Transylvanian Saxons. So if some existi…
A commercial service is paradoxically (or not) exonerated of their own market-limiting decisions. It's when we're talking about a non-profit that moral issues arise for things like discrimination for gender (in this case would be discrimination towards males). The problems doxxing creates don't distinguish between males and females. Veterans suffer a number of problems that these orgs care about, same for women's she…
If some other non-profit would like to provide these hypothetical services to other groups or to everybody in general, that is also awesome. I would encourage that.
But as somebody who already donates to various groups like the Ada Initiative and Black Girls Code, I am saying I would give further money to an organization like that for providing an anti-doxxing service to their target audience.
The point of my (very short) comment was "take my money!" So that if some maker here was inspired, they'd know to contact me. That's all.